post the book you have read the most, it doesnt exactly have

anna karenina

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To re-live that sweet sweet childhood.

>>7727775

are you an anarchist anon?

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:^)

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You make it much too easy to do this.

>>7727803
serious nostalgia.

remember those shitty little one-room book fairs? I would get stoked to buy a new captain underpants for weeks

>>7727814
Haha yea, everyone gathering in an assembly line waiting to purchase the latest captain underpants or diary of a wimpy kid

>>7727811

"Put my small penis in her." - William H. Gass

>>7727793
how did you guess

>>7727775

>hey guys, turns out libertarianism really works when you have a Mike Sue AI solving your every problem while being a literal deus ex machina

>DUDE TANSTAAFL LMAO

Not a fan.

>>7727775
Faust 1&2. At least 20 times.

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>>7727775

this might sound weird, but i don't think i've ever read something again after reading it once.

i read at a slow pace and find myself re-reading passages often for a variety of reasons. i stop and analyze things, look up secondary texts, write what i think about it, all sorts of stuff.

after i'm done with it, i feel like i've pretty much gotten everything i possibly can out of it. don't have any huge desire to go back, at least not now, since there are other books to get to first.

>>7727834
"Fuck the French."

t. William Gass

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the first time i didn't even like it that much, it felt too weird and meandering and intense and i just didn't know what it was doing and felt uncomfortable and i stopped halfway through
and then a few years later my friend was telling me about this strange dreamlike book he'd read about a classical musician wandering through a confusing and unfathomably meaningful european town and encountering buried memories, and it sounded so familiar, and i realised i had previously attempted it that one time, so i read it again, and it struck a chord with me that time for some reason
and now i read it every couple of years at least and i can't explain what it is that i love so much about it, it just really fucking speaks to me

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I can't get enough.

>>7728287
I'm reading that right now, it's pretty damn swell.

>>7730118
if youve only read a book once you really havent read it all all. during a first read the book is too foreign

>>7730265
did you fucking read anything i said?